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Open-source SDK for automating web pages using natural language through AI.
The MCP to control your browser. Browser MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows clients like VS Code, Claude,…
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The MCP to control your browser.
Browser MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows clients like VS Code, Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf to automate your browser.
Use cases:
- Web navigation and form filling
- Data extraction from structured content
- Automated testing driven by LLMs
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Open-source SDK for automating web pages using natural language through AI.
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Minimal browser extension that exposes tab automation to the Jan MCP bridge.
Muito bom mesmo!
Awesome, best alternative to puppeteer MCP. Thanks!
steps above many others!
This is an amazing tool that makes browser automation a breeze with Claude MCP.
absurdo de bom
Excellent tool!
I love it!
I've tried three different mcp servers and this is the first one that works. As others have mentioned, I'm not real comfortable adding credentials to the cloud to try one of the so called super agents.
You could pay $200 for a thing that uses a VM in the cloud so you never trust giving it credentials to your services, or you could use this free thing with your cursor subscription. The choice is yours.
I've honestly been so surprised at how well this works. MCP seems like the killer protocol that finally made this really seamless and easy to add to any LLM product, and it means I can easily plug this in across Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, etc. Hopefully soon ChatGPT as well!